bmw manual transmissions delay valve
- Thread starter theb1987
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oVeRdOsE
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i did on both my bmw.
not much difference imo, yes the 1st shift you'll feel a difference, not enough to stall, and after 2 street corners you'll be use to it and forgot the feeling with the delay.
Also, since the release is quicker, the clutch ''should'' last longer.
If you like having a better connection with shifting it's a must, since it cost 0$ and take less than 1 hour to do. But don'T expect night n' day difference.
2 comments :
- replug the line until its fully seated, I pop mine and got oil in my driveway.
- some say you need a vacuum bleeder, I did the old way and it worked. But to make sure, Ive asked a shop to vacuum bleed it , and I saw 0 difference.
not much difference imo, yes the 1st shift you'll feel a difference, not enough to stall, and after 2 street corners you'll be use to it and forgot the feeling with the delay.
Also, since the release is quicker, the clutch ''should'' last longer.
If you like having a better connection with shifting it's a must, since it cost 0$ and take less than 1 hour to do. But don'T expect night n' day difference.
2 comments :
- replug the line until its fully seated, I pop mine and got oil in my driveway.
- some say you need a vacuum bleeder, I did the old way and it worked. But to make sure, Ive asked a shop to vacuum bleed it , and I saw 0 difference.